Snapshot · The Tucker Carlson Show
Alex Bruesewitz grew Marjorie Taylor Greene's Twitter following from 2,000 to over 800,000 in approximately 9 months during her 2020 congressional campaign.
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The conversation digs into the specific mechanics of the misinformation: the viral claim that the MOU would send $300 billion in U.S. taxpayer money to Iran was false — it refers to funds that could potentially be unlocked over time with no direct American taxpayer contribution. Yet figures like Massie amplified it anyway. Tucker pushes on the absence of any alternative plan from MOU critics: what would they propose instead? Bruesewitz says there was nothing — just criticism with no alternative, pure keyboard warrior behavior. He dismisses the critics as having little actual impact on the electorate, pointing again to the 67% polling number. Tucker reflects that the episode reveals a broader danger: on many issues, our entire sense of public opinion may be distorted because we're consuming manufactured consensus through social media.
Bruesewitz built MTG's social media presence from 2,000 to 800,000 Twitter followers in roughly 9 months. The viral breakthrough came from a cell-phone video of her holding a gun on her porch — which Twitter banned, driving even more attention.
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